Those That Were Not are Now

Prologue

Three of the best friends around were about to have there lives turned upside down...

"Andrew... Andrew... Andrew... SEND THE FILE ALREADY COME ON." A very impatient voice yelled from Skype.

"NO I'M WATCHING YOUTUBE, DUDE SHUT UP!" Andrew exclaimed.

Andrew was a fourteen year old African american boy who was about 5 ft 3 in tall with short curly black hair. Arcane was annoying the crap out of Andrew that night. Jeb had released a new Snapshot of the minecraft.jar with jungle biomes and Arcane was so excited to play on a server he constantly pestered Andrew to send the server.jar through Mediafire.

"I DONT WANT CARE ABOUT THAT SO JUST SHUT UP!" Spewed Andrew.

"OK bye." Arcane deadpanned as he left the Skype call.

"God that was so annoying I cant believe how selfish he can be sometimes" Andrew said to Arlan.

"Neighbor you should just send him the file already. He will calm down eventually but you should just do it." Arlan sighed.

"No forget that i'm going to bed see ya later Arl4n" Said Andrew in a rather not-so-tired tone.

Arcane had left the call immediately after saying he would and proceeded to spam Andrew with tons of incoherent messages like ".dflkjv:". After rage-fest 2012 Arcane decided to continue playing Minecraft 1.2.

Soon after Nic logged onto Skype and joined Arcane and Arlan's call. They started to talk all about Minecraft 1.2.

After Andrew got up into his room he heard a voice that he could have sworn hes heard before tell him to get his I-pod and logged onto Skype, It felt almost like he was being controlled. After logging in he was told to ask Nic if he could join her call.

"Hey Andrew!" Nic said.

"Send it Andy." Arcane said while using the nick-name he hated of so much.

"I can't i'm on my Ipod an-"

"Shut your dumb mouth." Arcane said as he interrupted Andrew

"Excellent! Now that you are all here, it is time to embark on your journey." Was exclaim by the same voice that told Andrew to get back on Skype and the three friends all simultaneously blacked out.

"Guys? Guys? You there? where did you go??" Arlan said. "I guess that's enough computer for tonight." He said as he turned off Skype.